German Textile Machinery – Emerging trends, India and the World

German Textile Machinery – Emerging trends, India and the World

6th Texcellence, 4-5 August,Ahmedabad

Executive board of VDMA Textile Machinery divided into machinery segments

Spinning

Knitting

Weaving

RieterReiners und FürstTrützschlerOerlikon Schlafhorst

Dornier

LibaKarl MayerMayer & CieMemminger IroStoll

Finishing incl. washing, bleaching and dyeing

DiloFleissnerTemafa


German Textile Machinery Export 2010 in specific sectors

201+51,5 %

838+37.3 %

643+44.2 %

1006+64,0 %

Spinning machinery

Weaving machinery

Knitting and hosiery machinery

Finishing mc. incl. washing, bleaching and dyeing

in million Euro


German Textile Machinery Industry 2010Exports to India in Million Euro

9-2.9 %

23+17.6 %

33-29.0 %

120+38.0 %

Spinning MachineryWeaving Machinery

Knitting and Hosiery Machinery

Finishing Machinery

Total: 184 million €; +14.1 %

Source: Federal Statistical Office, VDMA


German Textile Machinery ExportTop 6 of Markets 2010

944

251

193

184

104

80

628

142

65

161

63

49

PR China / Hongkong

USA

Turkey

India

Brazil

Italy

20102009


Total: 2,688 Million €

Change: +48.3 %

+65.3 % are made to these 6 markets


German Exports – Spinning MachineryTop 6 of Markets 2010

289

123

120

79

52

30

155

94

87

23

28

13

PR China / Hongkong

USA

India

Turkey

Brazil

Vietnam

20102009


Total: 1,006 Million €

Change: +64.0 %

+68.8 % are made to these 6 markets


German Exports – Weaving MachineryTop 6 of Markets 2010

39

25

16

13

12

11

21

8

5

6

8

3

PR China / Hongkong

Iran

Czech Republic

Italy

Turkey

Japan

20102009


Total: 201 Million €

Change: +51.1 %

+57.7 % are made to these 6 marktes


German Exports – Knitting and Hosiery MachineryTop 6 of Markets 2010

501

44

28

25

23

18

386

18

19

21

20

12

PR China / Hongkong

Turkey

Italy

Brazil

India

USA

20102009



Change: +35.1 %



German Export – Finishing MachineryTop 6 of the Markets 2010

115

99

56

34

33

33

66

32

18

25

31

46

PR China / Hongkong

USA

Turkey

Poland

Czech Republic

India20102009



Change: +44.2 %



German Textile Machinery 2010Exports by Regions

Europe:

669 Million €

Asia:

1.523 Million €Africa:

42 Million €

North America:

256 Million €

Middle- and South Amerika:

194 Million €

Total: 2.688 Million €

+48.0 %

+45.0 %

-12.5 %

+11.6 %

+74.6 %

+48.3 %


International textile machineryTop 10 of the leading importing nations 2010


China, 3154

USA, 1058

India*, 927

Hongkong, 440

Germany, 396

Brazil, 377

Italy, 358

Japan , 249

South Korea, 219Canada, 235

+76,0 %

+45,5 %

+15,0 %

+18,0 %

+25,

3 %

+

61,

6 %

-4

7,9

%

+38,1 %

+

48,0

%

+

15,5

%

+

93

,9

%

Total: 8,2 Mrd. €

These contries account for 82 % of the volume

+26,1 %

* Estimated amount without: Turkey, Russia, Malaysia, Singapore

million €


International textile machineryTop 10 of the leading exporting nations 2010

Germany, 2688

Japan, 1889

Italy, 1437

China, 1290

South Korea, 816

Switzerland, 801

USA, 636

France, 462

Belgium, 297Taiwan, 425


Total exports: 11,9* bn. €

These 10 countries account for 90 % of the volume

million €

+48,3 %

+118,4 %

+45,7 %

+52,6 %

+39,0 %

+63,7 %

+26,

1 %

+

54,

7

+

62,

8 %

+

62,0

%

+52,3 %

* without: Turkey, Russia, India, Malaysia, Singapore


International Textile MachineryTop 5 exporters to India

0

50

100

150

200

250

PR China Germany Italy Japan Switzerland

2009 2008


Total: 773 million €

83 % fall on these 5 countries


Prime issues and challenges

Rising prices for oil gas electricity water fibers

Share of energy supply on 3rd place within the cost categories (after raw materials and capital costs)

Energy efficiency - a challenge for all steps along the textile chain

VDMA members offer appropriate solutions for reducing power, material and water consumption


German solutions for efficiency in energy, materials and ressources

But how does the management evaluate the cost saving potential for material and energy ?

A good tool is the Life Cycle Cost approach

Up to 90 % of all costs for an investment decision come within the scope of the operation phase

The initial investment for a technologically advanced textile machine pays off.

But: Why does not everybody decide accordingly? Because the management needs a comprehensive knowledge about all costs! Many textile don‘t build up this know-how.


China; 42,2

India; 8,6Rep. of Korea; 7,3

Taiwan; 4,5

Japan; 4,4

Iran; 3,8

Saudi Arabia; 3,7

Singapore; 3,7

U.A.Emirates; 3,4

Hong Kong (SVR); 2,4

others; 15,9

VDMA Metallurgical Plants and Rolling Mills

German Mechanical Engineering Export to Asia 2010

Share in %

altogether : 36,2 bn. EUR* Source: Federal Statistical Office Germany , VDMA

36.248


Development of German Mechanical Engineering Exports to India, 2000 - 2010

Mill. EUR

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2008

2009

2007

2010

700

1.200

1.700

2.200

2.700

3.200

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German Textile Machinery Industry in India

These textile machinery manufacturer have a production plant in India

Erhardt und Leimer Groz-Beckert Habasit Monforts Oerlikon Schlafhorst Süssen Trützschler


Development of German Mechanical Engineering Imports from India 1997 - 2010in bn EUR

Exporte Jan. - Dec. 2010: 292 Mio. Euro (+ 22,40 %) Source: Statistisches Bundesamt, VDMA

0

25

50

75

100

125

150

175

200

225

250

275

300

325

350

375

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Mechanical Engineering Imports of India, 2009

page 20

I

Germany

China

Japan

Italy

USA

Korea

United Kingdom

Switzerland

France

Belgium


VDMA India OfficeYour Competent Industrial Partner

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Largest Industry Association

in Europe

More than 3.000 members which stand for (all figures: 2009)

920.000 Employees 160 billion Euros production 70% export rate roughly

39 special sectors

Representative offices in Berlin, Brussels, Tokio, Beijing, Kolkata and Moscow

VDMA - The German Engineering Federation

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Our specialised industriesOne stop for diversity

Agricultural technology Air-handling technology Building control and management Cleaning systems Compressors, compressed air

and vacuum technology Construction equipment and

building materials machines Equipment for metallurgical plants

and rolling mills Fire fighting equipment Fluid power Food processing & packaging machinery Foundry machinery Garment and leather technology Industrial communication Lifts and escalators Machine tools and manufacturing systems Materials handling and logistic technology Micro technologyRecognise, analyse and canvass markets

Mining equipment Municipal Equipment Plastics and rubbers technology Power systems Power transmission engineering Precision tools Printing & paper equipment and

supplies Process plant and equipment Productronics Pumps + Systems Robotics + automation Safes and strongrooms Software Testing technology Textile machinery Thermo process and waste

treatment technology Valves Weighing technology Welding Woodworking machinery


Activities and Services

Acts as a “bridge-head” between the German and Indian industry

Organizing symposia and similar presentations of German technology in India

Participating in and servicing bilateral programs, such as those in existence, with governmental participation between Germany and India

Furnishing of information about the complete product programs of the German Machinery industry to assist Indian companies to identify right partners for mutual business relationship

Providing information on market trends, prospects, future development, new projects and tenders

Facilitating Tie-Ups / Joint Ventures / Collaborations between German and Indian companies for mutual benefit

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VDMA in India

VDMA Office in Kolkata, Delhi & Mumbai promote the Indo-German trade in mechanical engineering machinery.

Mr. Rajesh Nath, Managing Director

German Engineering Federation GC-34, Sector III, Salt Lake City,

Kolkata-700106, IndiaTel. 0091-33-3219522E-Mail: [email protected]

Mr. Sumit Sharma, Regional Manager Noida Phone 0120-4255029 E-Mail: [email protected]

Ms. Sunali Agarwaal , Regional Manager Mumbai Phone 09930980899 E-Mail: [email protected]

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